Russia - threadbanned users in OP

They need to be consistent.

Afaik Twitter permanently banned Trump from the platform in January 2021 during the final days of his term as President.

And just how much of that support is from living sentient human beings do you think? You must surely realise that the Russian PR machine is entirely capable of generating counter propaganda by way of bots.

Absolutely, our neutrality basically involves hiding behind the skirts of larger states and hoping no one notices us. I would have grave reservations about joining military alliances based on territorial aggression but none whatsoever about military alliances based on defence.

Actually you are correct, in his final days.

I think the point still stands tho. I mean, they could have deleted his account at any time as trump was posting some garbage lol.

But they waited until a new president was voted and trump was literally on the way out. Same with putin... they'll on do it when he is outed. But late then.

Rumours going around that most of the Russian soldiers were told they were filming a movie called "Steppe Thunder", a kind of rip off of the Tropic Thunder movie.

To be fair, the office Russian President account on Twitter isn't really used for opinions or statements. Seems to be little more than a feed of press releases. Trump's accounts were being used for spreading obvious disinformation and inciting hatred.

It would probably be a different story if Putin's Twitter account was being used to make direct statements about what was happening in Ukraine.

The main reason Twitter waited until after the inauguration to delete Trump's account was legal ambiguity. There were questions about whether it could end up in legal hot water by deleting the data of the current sitting president; i.e. who does that data belong to, Twitter, the individual, or the US public? There are fairly strict laws about data retention and such when it comes to US presidents. This is what the buttery males lost their minds over, and why there have been so many legal battles about getting access to records from Trump's time in office.

Politicians in Ireland have never told lies .

And instead they've gone full retard for real...

There's a slight difference between the lies most people are referring to in our own political context and the outright fabrications that Russia are known for.

The lies our politicians are generally attacked over are mostly just broken "promises" made in election manifestos and in the Oireachtas. I'm sure in some cases they make "promises" they know for a fact they can't keep but for the most part they're ideals or aspirations which they fully intend to keep.

It's kinda hard to imagine Lavrov or Putin weren't at the very least aware of the detailed invasion plans which had been signed off on as early as the 18th of January; so they were very likely lying in the truest sense of the word.

Time to make more potato bread then!

But I'd prefer to go without eggs completely if the only alternative is dried egg 🤮

Serge Lavrov- the USA is like Hilter or Napolean, thats fighting talk

The act of Russia's invading a sovereign neighbor thousands of miles away, has nothing to do with whether an Irish politician told lies at some stage in the past. So take your whataboutery and shove it up your **** hole dipshit.

And Russia are going to change that..

I think they will chance their arm against a Nato country but will use the likes of Belarus to do their bidding and say oh we're not involved this is a local historic conflict that needs to be settled

yes, its likely to continue until China steps in, Putin has designs on linking up Transnistria and Kaliningrad with mainland Russia if nobody stops him before then, the Kaliningrad part will ignite WW3 if he goes for it but they seem to be prepared to do that, theoretically